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Eight years ago I met her, A lean girl with long hair. She was calm like an ocean asleep, In her smile, we see the faith's leap. I miss the days we were together, I spent my nights in lonely sobs Repeating that you're now long gone. I still wake up, hoping for your calls, I still wait for your knock behind the walls. My heart shatters all doors towards you, Thinking you'll turn around Reluctant to knock. I yearn for another chance, Another night and another dance. I regret the day I let you go, My arms crave to hold you close. I know you aren't to come around But my heart keeps hope nevertheless.
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Oct 16, 2020
Oct 16, 2020 at 10:46 AM UTC
The Despairing Romance
Eight years ago I met her, A lean girl with long hair. She was calm like an ocean asleep, In her smile, we see the faith's leap. I miss the days we were together, I spent my nights in lonely sobs Repeating that you're now long gone. I still wake up, hoping for your calls, I still wait for your knock behind the walls. My heart shatters all doors towards you, Thinking you'll turn around Reluctant to knock. I yearn for another chance, Another night and another dance. I regret the day I let you go, My arms crave to hold you close. I know you aren't to come around But my heart keeps hope nevertheless.
I miss her and I crave for one last moment with her. Holding her hands.
ashiq-sulfikar
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25/M/India
Oct 16, 2020
Oct 16, 2020 at 10:46 AM UTC
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